Nature always favours cross pollination?explain it.
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because cross pollination brings variations in plants
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Nature always favours cross-pollination because it produces new varieties of improved traits and morphology, healthier offsprings with better adaptability and seeds that are more viable and healthy.
Cross-pollination is the type of pollination where pollens of one flower are transmitted to the pistil of a different flower. This results in increased genetic variation and development of new features produced by events of random recombination.
Nature has favoured cross-pollination through unisexuality, dichogamy or self-sterility.
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